Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-25
BALL AND BAT.
THE HAVERLYS LEAVE THE STOCK.
TONS BEHIND.
The Atlas Meet With Two Waterloos
In San FranciscO-Games at
Other Points.

the game between the Haverlys and the
A. & Gs, of Stockton. The day was fine
and those who went to see the sport re-
turned fully satisfied AZ the opening of
the game the A. & Gs won the toss and
sent the Haverlys to the bat.
FIRST INNING.
Haverlys Bennett famed out, and was
followed by Hanley, who failed to find the
ball. Incell, after two strikes, got his first
on called balls, and went TO third on Lori
gan's overthrow to first. Charlie Sweeney's
error gave Donahue his first and brought
Incell home, Donahue going to third On
passed ball. Sweeney batted O'Day, on
whose error he was safe at first, and Don
ahue came across the plate. Sweeney stole
second, went to third on a passed ball and
there died-Levy batting to O'Day and be-
ing thrown out at first.
A. d G.'s-0'Day knocked a fly, which
was captured by Donahue. Lorrigan hit
to Hanley and was thrown out at first
Sweeney famed retiring the side without
q run.
SECOND INNING.
Hayerlys-Moore batted to Redmond
first on Redmond's tumble, but was caught
mapping by Lorrigan, who threw him out
Lawton hit fly to Charlie Sweeney, which
was neatly captured.
a. & G.'s-Cusick, Cooney and Redmond
famed.
THIRD INNING.
Haverlys-Bennett got his base on balls,
but in trying to steal second was put out by
DePanghers strong throw to 0'Dav Han
ley took first on balls. Incell famed, but
three balls being pitched Donahue batted
TO Cusick, and was thrown out at first
a. & G.'s-DePangherc came to the bat and
hit to Hanley, on whose error he was safe
A claim having been made, he was de-
clared out for batting out of turn. Creanor
went to first OH Hanley's error, stole sec
ond and went to third on passed ball,
where he was left by O'Day flying to
Sweeney.
FOURTH INNING
MISUNDERSTANDING hit slow-ball to
Redmond, got to first safely and stole
second. Levyhit to Lorrigan. who, assisted
by ODay, threw Sweeney out at third.
Moore hit safely to left field for one bag.
Stein to the bat; on the first pitch
Moore started for second. DePangher
threw swiftly to O'Day. Moore returned to
second, and Levy started for home. O'Day
threw to DePangher, who put Levy out,
and throwing quickly to 0Day, Moore was
caught at second, making neat double
play.
A. & G.'s-Lorrigan made base hit to
right field. Sweeney hit safely to center
for base. Cusick hit the ball along the
line to Bennett and was put out at first
Cooney hit to center for a bag, bringing in
Lorrigan and Sweeney, stealing second and
going to third on Hanley's failure to hold
the ball thrown by Stein. Redmond failed
to find the first three balls pitched by
Inceu. DePangher made base hit to
Donahue, on which Cooney came home
DePangher stole second, where he was left
by Creanor flying to Bennett.
FIFTH INNING.
Haverlys-Stein and Lawton famed.
Lawton got his first on Creanor's muff. but
was caught on second by DePangher's as
sist to O'Day.
A. Il G.'s-Cate famed. O'Day made his
first on base hit to left field Lorrigan
hit TO Donahue, who threw O'Day out at
second. Charlie Sweeney hit to p Swee-
ney, who threw Lorrigan out at second.
SIXTH INNING.
overwhelmingly made base hit to
left field, and went to second on Gates
error. Incell hit 10 ODay and died at
first. Donahue hit safely to center for a
base hlt, and went to third on a passed
ball, Hanley scoring. Pete Sweeney and
Levy both flew to Charlie Sweeney.
A. Il G.'s-Cusick and Cooney famed.
Redmond hit to Hanley and was thrown
out at first.
SEVENTH INNING.
Haverlys-Moore hit to Cusick and was
thrown out at first. Stein famed the air
thrice, the third time the ball striking the
batsman and rolling off where it was i'm
possible to throw him out at first. He was
afterwards caught mapping Lorrigan,
who threw him out at first. Lawion made
base hit to left field, went e, cond on
passed ball and stole third fennett hit
safely to center for a base ,e.l.nng Law
ton home. Hanley's threc-b 8-..--r to CEN
ter field sent Bennett over the I-.ate. Incell
hitto Cusick and went out at iirs5
A. & G .s-De Panghr hit the ball along
the line TO Bennett and was out at first.
Creanor flew to Lawton. Cate got his first
on Donahue's error and stole second.
O'Day hit TO Sweeney and he was lost
Day when he arrived at first.
EIGHTH INNING.
Haverlys-Donahue tapped foul to
De Pangher, which was neatly held.
Sweeney went to first on hit to left stole
second, and went to third on passed ball.
levy Ialheu anu was throWn out at Drst,
Pete Sweeney's effort TO get home being
prevented by Charley's quick throw to De
Pangher.
&, & G.'s-Lorrigan hit safely to left for
one bag and stole second. Sweeney few
to Levy. Cusick flew TO Hanley. Cooney
famed. Moore hit to Redmond, and ex-
PRED at first. Stein few to Sweeney, and
Lawton was assisted out at first by Red
mond.
NINTH INNING.
Hayerlys-Bennet bit TO Redmond and
was thrown cut at first Stein flew to
Sweeney. Lawton was assisted out at first
by Redmond.
a. & G.'s-Redmond fouled out to Stein.
De Pangher hit to 0'Day and went out at
first. Creanor was thrown out at first by
Sweeney.
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